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- ADDMISSINGITEMS is a rather complex function with a simple goal. Its goal is to restore rows in the result of a SUMMARIZECOLUMNS that were removed because the result was a blank. Indeed, SUMMARIZECOLUMNS does not return rows if all the measures that you require are a blank so it performs blank removal automatically but if you need to restore the rows that have been removed by SUMMARIZECOLUMNS then ADDMISSINGITEMS becomes useful. You need to provide to ADDMISSINGITEMS the columns that you want to retrieve, so the values of the columns that you want to retrieve the result of a SUMMARIZECOLUMNS function and finally, the group by column that had been used inside SUMMARIZECOLUMNS. ADDMISSINGITEMS will add back to the result all the rows that were skipped by SUMMARIZECOLUMNS. Lets see that with a couple of examples. In this first example, Im using SUMMARIZECOLUMNS to group by calendar year and compute the sales amount. SUMMARIZECOLUMNS will not return values for years where there were n
